Global Climate Solution Stocks
2023 List

Solar A/S operates out of Denmark and specializes in sourcing materials and components for construction projects. While it aims to source as many low-carbon, energy-efficient materials, such an activity is not a direct climate solution, so we exclude them.

GreenMobility make it possible for city-dwellers in 7 European cities to share a fleet of electric cars, thus reducing the emissions of city driving.

Green Hydrogen, based in Denmark, specializes in making electrolyzers that enable the production of hydrogen without fossil fuels.

Everfuel is a Green Hydrogen company that provides green hydrogen in a number of continental European countries.

NKT provides a range of products and solutions for maintaining and expanding the electrical grid from high voltage cables to transformers. They operate out of Denmark.

Rockwool, operating out of Denmark, makes high quality insulation that enable buildings to use less energy to keep a comfortable internal temperature.

WPU is a Danish company that uses pyrolysis to turn waste plastic into usable oils, thus enabling the solution of Waste to Energy.

Cadeler is based in Denmark and generates revenue from building, maintaining, and operating offshore wind turbines.

Orsted notably divested of its fossil fuel infrastructure to focus primarily on becoming one of the world's leading offshore wind developers. While it still has some biomass generation and natural gas distribution as a part of its portfolio, it makes a majority of its revenue from renewable energy.

Vestas Wind, based in Denmark, offers wind turbines and installations services for projects around the world.

Betolar makes an alternative for cement that can be used in construction and has a tiny fraction of the emissions and raw resources required.

Neste is an oil refinery business that makes a majority of its revenue from refining, selling, and distributing sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.

Meriaura is a European ocean shipping company that owns some wind and solar farms and is also developing renewable biofuels for ships. As most of their revenue seems to come from the shipping itself rather than the Drawdown solutions, we exclude them for lack of information.

Wartsila is based in Finland and is focused on helping the maritime and electricity sectors decarbonize, but most of their revenue still comes from traditional fossil-fuel burning engines and power plants.

Merus Power specializes in energy storage and power quality solutions - devices that transform electricity to meet the needs of a business, thus helping enable the electrification of everything.

Kempower makes EV charging stations and equipment in the Nordics along with the necessary associated software.

EcoUp offers two products that are both Drawdown Solutions. They make a building insulation material from low-grade, waste materials like old newspapers. And they have a recycling process for mineral wool (from traditional insulation) that keeps it from going into landfills, and instead makes it a valuable ingredient for cement and concrete.

Lassila, based in Finland, is a waste management company that does not post how many of their landfills have methane capture, so we exclude them.

Sponnova is a Finnish company that makes a novel textile thread without fossil fuels that can be endlessly recycled, thus enabling a more circular economy a key Drawdown solution.

Valoe makes technologies to manufacture solar panels and also produces their own panels, with both double and single backed varieties.